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How do I put the cartridge spring back in a marlin 88- 22 long rifle?
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How old is western auto supply model 105 22caliber rifle?
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What makes an automatic rifle work?
An auto loading rifle uses part of the energy from the cartridge firing. In some cases, it uses the recoil (push) to drive back a bolt held in place by springs. With others, a small amount of the hot gasses that push the bullet out of the barrel are used to push back part of the mechanism. Springs then push the mechanism forward, loading a fresh cartridge.
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i believe that smith and Wesson then called volcanic arms had the first 22, now that would have been around 1860-1870,,not sure if I'm Evan close to being right but it is someplace to start looking i went online and found this for you22 Long RifleThe .22 Long Rifle is an old cartridge that first appeared in the Marlin Model 1891 lever action rifle. It was quickly adopted by other rifle makers and also adapted to handguns. It is by far the most popular and useful of all the .22 rimfire cartridges. the s%w i was talking about was only in pocket pistols -- Clarification -- The .22 rimfire cartridge was introduced c.1857 in the Smith & Wesson Model 1 revolver. These were all .22 Short Rimfire. The earlier Volcanic Arms and S&W Volcanic pistols and rifles were either .31 or .41 caliber - not the metallic cased .22 cartridge. The .22 Long Rifle cartridge was introduced in the Marlin Model 1891, yes, but rifles chambered for the .22 Short and .22 Long predate that rifle by many years. Winchester chambered the Model 1873 in .22 rimfire in 1884, for example. Stevens had many versions of .22 rifle dating back into the 1870's. Many, many European "parlor guns" were chambered in .22 Short in the 1860's. sales@countrygunsmith.net
